DUAL-SCREEN LAPTOP. An ASUS Zenbook Duo Family!

WORLD FIRST DUAL-SCREEN LAPTOP ‘ASUS’

Recently, ASUS came up with an idea of a dual-screen laptop at this year’s Computex, this dual-screen laptop belongs to the Zenbook Duo family of laptops. As we know ASUS introduced ScreenPad last year, an idea that has been extended in this year’s laptops, but the current laptop unveiled by ASUS has its secondary screen directly above the keyboard, known as ScreenPad Plus.

This dual-screen laptop i designed to enable users to run multiple tasks on these screens, that will, in turn, encourage more than a user at the same time. While at the same time, the screen directly above the system keyboard can be partitioned, each with a different display. 

The functionality of the screen does not just operate on typical ASUS software but can be used practically as a display for Window 10 workspace. According to analysts, its screen that lies directly above the keyboard has the same pixel density as the primary screen, with this one could practically move windows between two screens with less visual disruption. Window 10 could only allow two Apps to split horizontally, while on the other hand, ASUS software, such as a quick App launcher enables the feature that allows users to operate three Apps side-by-side.

Another beauty of ASUS dual-screen laptop is the structural design of its secondary screen, which can be deployed for multitasking, in different dimensions, such composing a document while the video is on, in another screen and also browsing the web, while the second screen is used for reference purpose.

Speaking of the sizes (dual-screen laptop) for each screen, ScreenPad Plus is fourteen inches (14 inches) while the dimension of the Pro’s main display is fifteen point six inches (15.6 inches). However, the smaller Duo designed with a fourteen inches (14-inch) main display with a twelve point six (12.6-inch) for its ScreenPad Plus respectively. The primary display and the ScreenPad Plus are touch-enabled, it is also understood, the main display uses OLED with a glossy finish, while its screen directly above the keyboard function as LCD with a matte finish, indicating they are full high definition (Full HD).

Meanwhile, from here at clinchbase.com we would analyze this eye-catching gadget as a great development from ASUS and also a huge challenge to their competitors.

• Is there any challenge yet with this dual-screen laptop from ASUS?